Friday, 20 February 2009 08:13

Buzz goes to Oz

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Sony announce an Australian themed Buzz titles; Buzz: Brain Of Oz.  But I thought Australians knew everything.

Sure to contain more Paul Hogan references than you can poke a didgeridoo at, Sony are launching an Australian themed title for the popular Buzz quiz franchse.

The game will arrive across the suite of PlayStation hardware and promises put to the test all bronzed Aussies   knowledge of their homeland.

Details from the press release follow:

SYDNEY, 20 February 2009 - This year, Buzz is on his way to Australia. Sony
Computer Entertainment Australia (SCE Aust.) is sending the sharp-suited gameshow host on his first national tour, searching for our biggest trivia brainbox with a quiz that’ll have patriotic fans hitting their buzzers or waving their PSP (PlayStation Portable) for joy. Packed with thousands of questions on various aspects of Australia, the huge Buzz!: Brain Of Oz is available on PLAYSTATION 3 (PS3 ), PlayStation 2 and PSP and arrives this March.

A laugha-minute game that’s easy for friends and families to pick up and dive straight into, it’ll test your trivia skills to the hilt while delivering chuckles galore every time – and PS3 owners can compete for a place on the national leaderboard to find out just who is the Brain of Oz.
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For the first time in Buzz!, the majority of Buzz!: Brain Of Oz questions cover topics specific to Australia. You’ll find questions on diverse aspects of Australian life: there’ll be questions on bands, cities, sports personalities, television favourites, wildlife, food and more. Anyone can play: just round up your friends or family, grab the easy-to use Buzz! buzzers (or simply the PSP system) and get competing. Your nattily-dressed and wisecracking host fires the questions – you buzz the answers in loads of different game modes. Here’s the rundown for each platform:
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PS3
With more than 4,000 questions all about Australia as well as general knowledge – all of which you can play with your friends at home or online against other trivia fans on PlayStation Network, you won’t be able to put your wireless buzzer down. Compete for the high score on the national leaderboard and play with up to eight friends across five trivia channels: Movies & TV, Music, Sport, Lifestyle and Knowledge; then, when you’ve mastered your national knowledge, go online at MyBuzzQuiz.com to write your own quizzes or download extra premium quiz packs from PlayStation Store.

PSP
Identify your friends’ trivia weak spots and pass them the PSP system– this specially designed version lets you play wherever you want, with six players able to play together on just one PSP. Each player gets their turn to answer one of the thousands of questions about Australia and then pass the PSP system on, helping select questions for friends and playing on their weaknesses. It makes for hilarious competition – and there’s a great single-player mode with 15 trivia challenges to master, awards to win and medals to collect.

PlayStation 2
Play a challenging single-player game or get your friends and family over to tackle the thousands of questions on Australia, as well as general knowledge brain-teasers. Whether your expertise lies in Australia’s movies and TV, music, sport, history or geography, you’ll find the line of questions to beat your friends at. With plenty of videos and images as well as loads of different rounds, you’ll be buzzing for hours to prove you’re more of a Brain Of Oz than your friends and family.

The game that turns your surroundings into a gameshow studio has returned on every PlayStation system with a national twist for 2009 – and its host is challenging you to become the Brain Of Oz. Are you up to the challenge? Buzz!: Brain Of Oz is arriving this March.


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Having failed to grow up Bantick continues to pursue his childish passions for creative writing, interactive entertainment and showing-off through adulthood. In 1994 Bantick began doing radio at Melbourne’s 102.7 3RRRFM, in 1997 transferring to become a core member of the technology show Byte Into It. In 2003 he wrote briefly for The Age newspaper’s Green Guide, providing video game reviews. In 2004 Bantick wrote the news section of PC GameZone magazine. Since 2006 Bantick has provided gaming and tech lifestyle stories for iTWire.com, including interviews and opinion in the RadioactivIT section.

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